India's IT sector, comprising IT services and business process outsourcing, has transformed the country's economy and is a significant contributor to GDP, rising from 2% to 4.8% in the early 2000s. Major IT hubs include Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi, and Mumbai, contributing substantially to exports in software and engineering services. India faces challenges in knowledge-intensive sectors but is projected to capture a larger share of global engineering services spending by 2020.

1. INDIA’S RANKING IN
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
MADE BY :– SUVAM S.B AND
RITVIK MISHRA

2.  Information Technology of India
 IT hubs in India
 India’s GDP and IT Sector
 Growth of IT sector
 India’s export
 India's import
 Growth barriers of IT Sector
 India’s rank
 Top 10 IT Sectors countries
 IT future

3.  Information technology in India is an industry
consisting of two major components: IT
Services and business process outsourcing (BPO).
 Information technology is playing an important role
in India today & has transformed India's image
from a slow moving bureaucratic economy to a
land of innovative entrepreneurs.

4. RAN
K
CITIES DESCRIPTION
1. BANGLORE Popularly known as the Silicon Valley of India.
Bangalore is considered to be a global
information technology hub and largest software
exports from India.
2. HYDERABAD It has become the first destination for
the Microsoft development centre in India and
largest software development centre outside of
their headquarters in Redmond, Washington.
3. CHENNAI Almost all companies have their backup
operations in Chennai. Cognizant, a major global
IT service company has its Indian operations' head
office in Chennai.
4. DELHI The National Capital Region comprising Delhi,
Gurgaon and Noida are clusters of software
development.
5. MUMBAI The Financial capital of India, but recently many
IT companies have established offices.

5.  The contribution of IT
sector to India’s GDP rose
from about 2% at the turn
of the millennium to 4.8%
at the end of fiscal year
2005-06 (April-March).
 Exports are estimated to
account for 31.3 billion
USD out of 39.7 billion
USD turn-over in fiscal
year 2006-07 [NASSCOM,
2007] in software sector.
contd.

6.  Exports are estimated to
account for 31.3 billion USD
out of 39.7 billion USD
turn-over in fiscal year
2006-07 [NASSCOM, 2007].
 According to a study ,India,
which currently holds a
share of 12% in offshore
engineering services, is
expected to corner 30%
share in the 1.1 trillion USD
global spending on
engineering services by
2020

7.  Since liberalization, the
value of India's
international trade has
increased
sharply,[199] with the
contribution of total
trade in goods and
services to the GDP rising
from 16% in 1990–91 to
47% in 2008–10.India
accounts for 1.44% of
exports for merchandise
trade and 3.34% of
exports for commercial
services trade worldwide

8.  India accounts for 2.12% of
imports for merchandise
trade and 3.31% of imports
for commercial services
trade worldwide.
 India's major trading
partners are the European
Union, China, the United
States of America and
the United Arab Emirates
which help India’s in
increasing its GDP.

9. Challenges of India operations in knowledge-
intensive sectors. In a global world with mutually
interdependent economies it will work to mutual,
even multilateral, advantage. To reveal certain
“barriers to innovation” which may be overcome
by forging close cooperation with international
partners from the industry and academia, or
setting up own global R&D facilities. The study
was conducted by TIM/TUHH.

10. GDP growth rate 5/215 10.365% growth
rate
2010
GDP (PPP) 3/181 2011
IT Industry
Competitiveness
Index
2/66 BSA Global
Index
2011

11. CHINA 10.9 %
INDIA 9 %
RUSSIA 5.4 %
BRAZIL 3.6 %
UNITED STATES 2.1 %
UNITED KINGDOM 2.1%
FRANCE 1.4 %
GERMANY 1.2 %
JAPAN 0.6 %
ITALY 0.4 %

12.  India has the second fastest growing services
sector with its compound annual growth rate at
nine per cent, just below China’s 10.9 per cent,
during the last 11-year period from 2001 to
2012, the Economic SURVEY FOR 2013-14 said.
Russia at 5.4 per cent is a distant third.
 Among the world's top 15 countries in terms of
GDP, India ranked 5th in terms of overall GDP
and 9th in terms of services GDP in 2012, it said,
adding that services share in world GDP was 65.9
per cent but its share in employment was only 44
per cent in 2011.

13.  Looking at the global scenario there are endless predictions,
about how the global IT industry is going to be revolutionized
by 2015.
 Gartner has a series of predictions like information-smart
businesses will increase recognized IT spending per head by
60 percent, tools and automation will eliminate 25 percent of
labour hours associated with IT services and 80 percent of
businesses will support a workforce using tablets.
 These predictions showcase the trends and disruptive events
that will reshape and decide the nature of business by 2015.

14.  Fast moving consumer
goods will become a Rs
400,000-crore industry by
2020. A Booz & Company
study finds out the trends
that will shape its future.
 It is growing at 35 per
cent a year.
 It increased to 46 per
cent last year, way up
from 16 per cent in
2012.